Market
Details:
The
global healthcare fraud detection market is set to grow at nearly 30 percent
CAGR during 2017 to 2023 (forecast period). Growth of the industry is
attributed to medical scams, heavy returns on investments, and fraudulent
pressures. Alongside these factors, exploitation of medical funds and more
patients seeking medical insurance also steer the market.
As a
whole, healthcare frauds involve drug frauds, medical insurance frauds, and
medicine frauds. Health insurance frauds happen when people or firms defraud
government medical programs or insurers. The process via which these frauds are
committed differ from time to time and the swindlers manage to come up with new
ways & means of executing their crimes.
Fraud
damages are generally compensated for, through the adoption of ‘False Claims
Act.’ As per an analysis by MRFR (Market Research Future Reports), rising
demand for reduction in medical expenses across suppliers & hospitals
should drive the need for healthcare fraud detection. With eHealth, mHealth,
EHR, and other info-enriched devices, any kind of communication breach between
patients and caregivers has decreased.
The said
factor has led to the production of massive information, enabling customized
therapies and fraud prevention. Normally, patients are apprehensive about the
adoption of such fraud detection tools. But, with the amalgamation of human
& artificial intelligence, healthcare approaches are further personalized.
Hence; the need for healthcare analytics rises, boosting the revenues of
healthcare fraud detection.
Industry
- Fragmentation:
The
healthcare fraud detection market is segmented on the basis of components,
kinds, end-users, delivery models, and geographies. Services and software form
the components. Predictive analytics, descriptive analytics, and prescriptive
analytics constitute the kinds. Some of the end-users consist of employers,
regulatory/public agencies, private insurance payers, and third party services.
The
remaining comprise payment integrity, insurance claim reviews, and identity
& case management. Various delivery models are on-demand and on-premise.
Americas, Asia Pacific, Europe, and the Middle East & Africa are the
different regional markets.
Sub-Segment
Leaders:
By
components, services captured the largest shares. With the advent of newer
fraud detection software and demand for fraud analytics, services are reported
to grow at the maximum CAGR in the forecast period. Among kinds, descriptive
analytics produced the largest incomes.
Prescriptive,
on the contrary, would grow at the maximum rate. Its growth will owe to it
making sure that the synergistic incorporation of prescriptions &
predictions is aptly carried out. The end-user, private insurance payers
occupied the biggest shares and are coerced into spending on fraud analytics.
Their shares arose from significant ‘cost-saving’ prospects and agreement with
strict terms & conditions.
By
delivery models, on-demand can grow at the maximum rate during 2017 to 2023. On-demand’s
huge CAGR is ascribed to more adaptability, the need for self-driven analytics,
and shortage of hardware funds. Americas, with regards to regions, led the
worldwide healthcare fraud detection market.
This
region was followed by Europe and propelled by technological developments,
accessibility to products & services, and emphasis on pricing cut backs.
While this industry opens novel prospects for many companies, its growth could
be hampered by regular improvisations, time-consuming usage, and lack of
proficient experts.
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Prominent
Market Companies and Innovations
SAS, Optum, IBM, Conduent, Pondera, and Wipro are some of the
eminent players operating in the global market. CMS (Centers for Medicare and
Medicaid Services), lately, optimized predictive modeling to detect fraud
claims prior to them being paid. This cutting-edge technology is akin to what
credit card firms adopt to detect fraudulent activities and distrustful
conduct. It offers an active anti-fraud solution to the CMS. Some of the growth
strategies employed by the above players are product launches and research
& development initiatives.
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